Game Reviews

When Biomutant released last May (2021) it was met with generally positive but still mixed reviews. The game appeared to be a mash-up of a few different games like Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Devil May Cry. Our review from last year pointed out

The year is 11945 AD. Androids fight a proxy war on behalf of humanity against alien invaders, who in turn produce Machine Liforms to battle in their stead. Androids in service of YoRHa, including 2B and 9S, are sent to a ruined city on earth to eliminate a new type

Because I apparently live under a rock, I hadn’t heard of Lizzo until this week. She recently played some historic flute at a concert, which instantly makes her pretty cool in my book. Regardless, my ignorance of the pop idol and inexperience with VR hit Beat Saber make me

Last year’s No More Heroes 3 was an incredibly fun, hyper-violent action game seeing you tear your way through the Galactic Rankings as everyone’s favorite assassin, Travis Touchdown. I reviewed the game, scoring it an 85, saying that while the combat and visuals were better than ever, it

Let me ask you a question. At their core, what makes multiplayer games fun for you? You might say it’s “a sense of community” or “the competitive spirit”. For me, it’s the reward of knowing I’m working towards something. Every win, hell, every second of the experience

I’ve mentioned several times that the Life is Strange series is very important to me. Each game focuses on something that happens to be very important to me, from the big sibling energy of 2 to the independence and little sibling energy of True Colors. This all started with

Parodies always bring baggage with them – they rely on something else to define themselves. If you remove the crutch of their source material, or they make their jabs on unsteady ground, parodies often struggle to keep their balance. They then risk accidentally tripping over their baggage, comically fumbling straight into

Four kids have found themselves mysteriously shrunk down to the size of an ant and are thrust into a fight for their survival within the dangerous landscape of a backyard. With no memory of how they ended up in the yard, it’s up to them to figure out how